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A '''''praefectus''''' was a regional governor in whom the [[Caesar]] placed his trust and authority for the administration of a part of the [[Roman Empire]]. [[Ian Chesterton]] once met the ''praefectus'' of [[Byzantium (city)|Byzantium]], [[Thalius Maximus]]. Thalius lived in ''Villa Praefectus'', an opulent residence full of political intrigue, much like royal courts would be in later centuries in [[Europe]]. After time observing Thalius in the villa, Ian came to better understand the cultural debt [[Nazi]] [[Germany]] owed to the [[Roman Empire]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Byzantium!]]'')
A '''''praefectus''''' was a regional governor in whom the [[Caesar]] placed his trust and authority for the administration of a part of the [[Roman Empire]]. [[Ian Chesterton]] once met the ''praefectus'' of [[Byzantium (city)|Byzantium]], [[Thalius Maximus]]. Thalius lived in ''[[Villa Praefectus]]'', an opulent residence full of political intrigue, much like royal courts would be in later centuries in [[Europe]]. After time observing Thalius in the villa, Ian came to better understand the cultural debt [[Nazi]] [[Germany]] owed to the [[Roman Empire]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Byzantium!]]'')


== Behind the scenes ==
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Praefectus

A praefectus was a regional governor in whom the Caesar placed his trust and authority for the administration of a part of the Roman Empire. Ian Chesterton once met the praefectus of Byzantium, Thalius Maximus. Thalius lived in Villa Praefectus, an opulent residence full of political intrigue, much like royal courts would be in later centuries in Europe. After time observing Thalius in the villa, Ian came to better understand the cultural debt Nazi Germany owed to the Roman Empire. (PROSE: Byzantium!)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • In the real world, a praefectus was not always a governor, but a more general term for an executive official, most often junior to a regional governor. Thalius, however, is explicitly called "the governor protector of the coloniae civiura Rontanorum Byzantium."